Hydrogel electronics makes its debut
Nanostructured gel could lead to better sensors and supercapacitors
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Plasmons spotted in graphene
Gate-controlled devices could act as optical switches
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Silicene pops out of the plane
Silicon-based version of graphene could offer greater flexibility
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Electrons feel the heat in new graphene photodetector
Bolometer could be used in security, medicine and astronomy
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New tuner could bring terahertz to the masses
CMOS device delivers 10,000 times more power than predecessors
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Fused molecules guide magnetic plasmons
Waveguides offer new direction for nanoplasmonics
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DNA tiles pave the way
Fabricating shapes out of single-stranded DNA
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Cloak-on-a-chip unveiled
New microcloak array could be used as a biosensor
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Graphene comes of age
Nanoscientist Patrick Soukiassian on why the European Union is right to put its faith in graphene
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A cracking approach to nanotechnology
Cracks are exploited to carve out patterns in silicon
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